Sentence examples for loud demands from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, May is stalling Scotland's loud demands for another independence referendum.

Already the Fed faces loud demands from liberals to act forcefully, and anger from conservatives over the measures that it has taken already.

They may have "emboldened the public and revived loud demands from Hong Kongers for real elections," she argues in the International Herald Tribune.

In Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu is facing increasingly loud demands from some members of his right-wing coalition to reject Kerry's peace plan before it is even unveiled.

But the bruising battles and free-wheeling nature of the debating have emboldened the public and revived loud demands from Hong Kongers for real elections.

In the build-up to George Osborne's spending review there have been loud demands for more investment to meet Britain's shortage of affordable homes.

Tragedies like the shooting at Littleton usually produce a loud demand for tighter gun restrictions, yet the demand often dies away as the event recedes into the past.

On the contrary, it makes the loud demand that the west must pay attention to, and care about, this piece of Chinese history.

There then was a loud demand for Mr. Roosevelt, who was sitting in the New York delegation, to make a speech, but he did not respond.

Is it rushed, irritated, impatient, gruff, curt, snappy, loud, demanding?

There's much skepticism about the project's financing — and loud demand that urban residents get an early crack at riding the speedy rails.